Need some new ideas for spring-themed books to add to your spring picture book collection? Below, find our favorite spring read-alouds, along with some spring emergent readers for your children to enjoy. From rainbows to gardens, here’s some of our top picks for spring picture books!
A Rainbow of My Own
National Geographic Readers: Seed to Plant
The Tiny Seed This Eric Carle classic is a must-have for spring units!
Planting a Rainbow
Are You a Bee? This whole series is worth every penny.
The Cloud Book Tomie dePaola takes on the wonder and mystery of clouds.
Make Way for Ducklings is a 1941 Caldecott winner.
The Very Hungry Caterpillar What parent or teacher doesn’t have this one memorized?
Diary of a Worm
Spring Emergent Readers
Karen and I have worked tirelessly on our spring collection of emergent readers, and classrooms around the world have LOVED them!
Parents, if you are new to emergent readers: these books are used in virtually all primary grade classrooms. They are perfect for home-use as well! Emergent readers have simple graphics and repetitive text, which make them approachable for preschoolers, kindergarteners, first graders, second graders, and kids with special needs. Our entire collection comes in color AND black and white!
Kids love emergent readers because they have ownership of them through coloring the illustrations and being able to read the simple text.
Karen’s kids are crazy about insects. Fear not we have an emergent reader bundle that includes insect words, counting and colors! You can find them here!
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Nicolette
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